Sentence examples for academic aged from inspiring English sources
Another Russell Group academic aged between 45-54 wroThe "The matching of REF performance with income has completely destroyed the idea that academic research is of intrinsic value.
The academic, aged 82, had been with his daughter and two Jordanian friends.
But first, thanks to another fortuitous inheritance and perhaps not altogether plausibly for a leftwing academic aged 30, he takes Gail on an upmarket tennis holiday in Antigua.
What to say in the common room... You're busy writing the secret diary of an academic, aged 43 and three-quarters.
In the academic Age of Specialization, Hobsbawm reëndowed history with sweep.
She praises the work done by the Wellcome Trust, which has introduced the concept of ?academic age,?
Table 1 shows the publications of three researchers, two with a similar long career (>30 years since the first publication), and one with considerably shorter academic age.
ECU warns that the higher education sector could face problems in retaining staff, pointing out that leaving rates were highest among academic staff aged 30 and under.
The UK research base is aging, with the proportion of academic staff aged over 50 increasing from 24 percent to 28 percent between the years 1999 and 2005.
Umberto Eco, the bestselling Italian writer and academic has died aged 84.
I live in a very diverse neighborhood where young men and adolescents who are African American, Latino and white, as well as the occasional middle aged academic walking his dog, wear hoodies.
